May (Anne Reid) and
May (Anne Reid) and we can get the full sense of the frequent scene when the two young actors talk about how bad their relationship is. It's like they are discussing some kind of fantasy. I am amazed at the potential of this film and I have not seen a film with such a strong commitment to the topic. It's almost like a complete adaptation of the book, and it shows. <br /><br />I hope that there are
May (Anne Reid) and her two teenage daughters (Kathryn, Kristin and Taylor) live in the family home on a farm on a hill next to the little lake and can't get out. One day, a very interesting man (Scrooges) finds them and asks them "What's going on?" and they decide to earn their witness' fee. After a long and arduous journey, we learn that these two sisters are